Hello All I agree the set dressers were very busy. As far as the picture goes, I am not sure who it is. Someone suggested it was a very young Aunt Bee. I have tried to enlarge it, but the picture becomes distorted, so have not been able to find out. But, the boxes at the windows were a device to help air fro the outside. Hot air was to go up cool air down and help with air circulation with a fan or other windows. They were decorative. Bit while these were wood, some were made of glass. As a seventh grader, I was standing at a classroom window, watching the trees and traffic before the tardy bell rang. Some kids came over and decided to take the fountain pen I had. When I resisted, I was pushed down and my wrist was cut. It bled quite a bit. My Aunt was the teacher and she had not arrived. My 7th grade boyfriend held pressure on the wound and my best friend helped me stand. Another student went for the principal while we went to the nurse. When my Aunt came to the room and found a ruckus, instead of an orderly class, she was quite upset. Then when the Students and principal told her what had happened, she was a woman on fire. While the principal covered the class she carried the two students by their ears to the office and put them in chairs. Then she came for me. We went to the ER and got stitched up. All in al it was a fun day. Never say my aunt drag anyone ever again. But that was something. The vents were removed. For filming, not only would they need wood for putting them together and apart but also reflection and cameras. I always loved watching the maps behind Andy's desk change from time to time. Sande Riggs President At The Crossroads Chapter _______________________________________________ WBMUTBB mailing list [email protected] http://www.mayberry.com/tagsrwc/wbmutbb/
